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Added Grand globus endpoint as that is still in place and is usable. Some projects have their directories on /grand mount point.
felker
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felker
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| ## Data Transfer Node | |||
| Several data transfer nodes (DTNs) for `/home`, Eagle, and HPSS are available to ALCF users, allowing users to perform wide and local area data transfers. Access to the DTNs is provided via the following Globus endpoints. | |||
| Several data transfer nodes (DTNs) for `/home`, Eagle, Grand, and HPSS are available to ALCF users, allowing users to perform wide and local area data transfers. Access to the DTNs is provided via the following Globus endpoints. | |||
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| ## ALCF Globus Endpoints | |||
| The Globus endpoint and the path to use depends on where your data resides. If your data is on: | |||
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| - `/home` which is where your home directory resides: `alcf#dtn_home` for accessing `/home` (i.e. home directories on swift-home filesystem). Use the path `/<username\>` | |||
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| - `/home` which is where your home directory resides: `alcf#dtn_home` for accessing `/home` (i.e. home directories on swift-home filesystem). Use the path `/<username\>` | |
| - `/home` which is where your home directory resides: `alcf#dtn_home` for accessing `/home` (i.e. home directories on agile-home filesystem). Use the path `/<username\>` |
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| ## ALCF Globus Endpoints | ||
| The Globus endpoint and the path to use depends on where your data resides. If your data is on: | ||
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| - `/home` which is where your home directory resides: `alcf#dtn_home` for accessing `/home` (i.e. home directories on swift-home filesystem). Use the path `/<username\>` | ||
| - HPSS: `alcf#dtn_hpss` | ||
| - Eagle filesystem: `alcf#dtn_eagle` for accessing /`lus/eagle/projects` or `/eagle` (i.e project directories on Eagle filesystem). Use the path `/eagle/<project name\>` | ||
| - Grand filesystem: `alcf#dtn_grand` for accessing `/lus/grand/projects` or `/grand` (i.e. project directories on Grand filesystem). Use the path `/grand/<project name\>` |
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Maybe add a sentence or two explaining that the Grand filesystem is no longer available as a mount point for new project dirs, but the Globus endpoint is still active)? Or perhaps that can be put elsewhere with more details including the dates it was available etc, e.g. docs/data-management/filesystem-and-storage/file-systems.md and this file can refer to it?
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Added Grand globus endpoint as that is still in place and is usable. Some projects have their directories on /grand mount point.